They had a clock problem earlier and not resolvedSo FS1 just not gonna show a score for this Prov/RI game? Been watching for the past 5 minutes and no score, I get technical issues but damn, the announcer isn't even updating.
They had a clock problem earlier and not resolvedSo FS1 just not gonna show a score for this Prov/RI game? Been watching for the past 5 minutes and no score, I get technical issues but damn, the announcer isn't even updating.
Horribly officiated game, IMO.So FS1 just not gonna show a score for this Prov/RI game? Been watching for the past 5 minutes and no score, I get technical issues but damn, the announcer isn't even updating.
Yup. And even the whole "can't review if he was out of bounds" thing is dumb. I get not reviewing foul calls, which are judgement calls (although in NBA you get 1 foul review call), but their is no subjectivity to whether the player is inbounds or out of bounds-it's black and white with no gray area.
Has anyone that matters weighed in on whether the GTown/TCU refs made the right call in not reviewing the step out of bounds? Do the rules explicitly say officials can not review whether a player stepped out of bounds as he released his shot?
Them why have replay?They can’t see it on replay and call it.
What?! No. There is no call for inbounds. Everyone is inbounds until they are called for out of bounds. What're you gonna do, stop play every time someone comes within 6" of the line to review that they were in fact in bounds?The thing about "not reviewable because of no call on the court" is... there's never going to be a "call" on someone being in-bounds, so they're effectively saying that missed out-of-bounds are always unreviewable but incorrect out-of-bounds would be reviewable?
Shouldn't the act of not calling out-of-bounds be a de facto "call" for in-bounds?
You review it after and wipe away the shot because he ran out of bounds. They review threes all the time and reverse them to two pointers if a foot is on the line or reverse two pointers to threes if the feet are behind the line.What?! No. There is no call for inbounds. Everyone is inbounds until they are called for out of bounds. What're you gonna do, stop play every time someone comes within 6" of the line to review that they were in fact in bounds?
The method of deciding when to check replay is a separate issue. The fact is the current system basically excludes the possibility of this mistake ever being corrected... and that's dumb.What?! No. There is no call for inbounds. Everyone is inbounds until they are called for out of bounds. What're you gonna do, stop play every time someone comes within 6" of the line to review that they were in fact in bounds?
It has to have been ruled on the floor that he stepped out of bounds. They can’t see it on replay and call it.
There’s no statement to make because that’s the established rule. Replay is currently to review flagrants, clock stuff and last touch in the final two (?) minutes.I get that is what we are all saying on this message board, but has a conference or NCAA officiating supervisor made that statement?
They had a clock problem earlier and not resolved
I imagine FriarJ wouldn't see the need to change the letter at the end of his handle just to trash us on a PC board.is this you?
friarb
Posted on Dec 2nd, 12:25 AM, , User Since 217 months ago, User Post Count: 1861
"They are amongst the most obnoxious fan bases for sure. They think they are royalty when in fact most of them dont act college educated. They like going in to an opposing arena and take over, blurting out this stupid uconn uconn chant and they probably were offended they werent given courtside seats. They have been the luckiest college team ever having been to 5 national championship games winning them all. Mathematically next to impossible. And the blue blood conversation is a joke. They missed the tourney like 8 times in last 20 yrs or something like that and they have 500 fewer wins than the only blue bloods, Kentucky Kansas North Carolina and Duke. As a fan base, they have no self awareness and massive ego , that likes to be heard...Hurley = lunatic..."
- Dec 2nd, 12:25 AM
- 217 months
- 1861
Exactly, replay rules need to be changed in scope. Obviously fouls are subjective but this was ridiculous. Challenge similar to football and baseball makes sense. 3 balls off Kansas were ruled off UConn, then replay in timeframe Allowed reverses for kansas. If i was a cynic i might believe the ref knew it was off UConn and called it the other way knowing it would be reversed. In essence, phony make up callThem why have replay?
Who is this guy? HAS to be a Boneyarder!is this you?
friarb
Posted on Dec 2nd, 12:25 AM, , User Since 217 months ago, User Post Count: 1861
"They are amongst the most obnoxious fan bases for sure. They think they are royalty when in fact most of them dont act college educated. They like going in to an opposing arena and take over, blurting out this stupid uconn uconn chant and they probably were offended they werent given courtside seats. They have been the luckiest college team ever having been to 5 national championship games winning them all. Mathematically next to impossible. And the blue blood conversation is a joke. They missed the tourney like 8 times in last 20 yrs or something like that and they have 500 fewer wins than the only blue bloods, Kentucky Kansas North Carolina and Duke. As a fan base, they have no self awareness and massive ego , that likes to be heard...Hurley = lunatic..."
- Dec 2nd, 12:25 AM
- 217 months
- 1861
What is more flagrant than stepping on the line?There’s no statement to make because that’s the established rule. Replay is currently to review flagrants, clock stuff and last touch in the final two (?) minutes.